What size heat shrink tubing should I use for fuse block wires?

[sweetp01569]

I will be tackling the replacement of my fuse block (have the DMC replacement kit) soon, and will be following detailed instructions that were posted here previously. I wanted to use heat shrink tubing to tidy up the back end of the wire connections, but wanted to ask what size tubing should I purchase? 1/4 inch diameter - smaller, larger?

Thanks!

[FLUX @88]

I purchased this from Amazon. Great kit with all sizes to fit your needs

https://www.amazon.com/Eventronic-He...zcF9hdGY&psc=1

[sweetp01569]

I purchased this from Amazon. Great kit with all sizes to fit your needs

https://www.amazon.com/Eventronic-He...zcF9hdGY&psc=1

Thanks! I ordered per your suggestion!

[er1c]

I purchased this from Amazon. Great kit with all sizes to fit your needs

https://www.amazon.com/Eventronic-He...zcF9hdGY&psc=1

I use these too... great to have. Its amazing how much technology has come with heat shrink connectors they are so much safer than old school crimp and tape.

[Maritime-elf]

I will be tackling the replacement of my fuse block (have the DMC replacement kit) soon, and will be following detailed instructions that were posted here previously. I wanted to use heat shrink tubing to tidy up the back end of the wire connections, but wanted to ask what size tubing should I purchase? 1/4 inch diameter - smaller, larger?

Thanks!

Harbor Freight has a pretty good selection of heat shrink if you have one nearby.

https://www.harborfreight.com/search...hrink%20tubing

[Maritime-elf]

Has anyone ever just replaced the fuse box with inline fuses? Seems like an easy solution??

[er1c]

Has anyone ever just replaced the fuse box with inline fuses? Seems like an easy solution??

Seems easy for 1 or 2 but if you imagine all of them together, it would be a bit of a rats nest to see if there were an issue quickly. Vs 20 or so in the fuse box you can systematically work your way through.